Halle Berry is no longer set to star in and executive produce the Hulu legal drama series "All's Fair," due to a scheduling conflict. The show, created by Ryan Murphy, will focus on an all-female law firm in Los Angeles, with Berry's character details kept secret. Berry's exit comes after just confirming her role alongside Glenn Close and Kim Kardashian, marking one of her few regular TV roles. The series is the first under Murphy's new deal with Disney and has received tax credits for filming in California. Despite Berry's departure, the show continues to move forward with a talented team of writers and executive producers. Berry's upcoming projects include Netflix's "The Union" and Lionsgate's "Never Let Go." Reps for Berry, Hulu, and 20th Television have not provided further comment on the situation.